No One Will Make Them Afraid: The Arborist’s Bible
One can compare one’s beloved to apple, palm, pomegranate, or incense trees. And it’s clear that all the good stuff happens under apple trees.
One can compare one’s beloved to apple, palm, pomegranate, or incense trees. And it’s clear that all the good stuff happens under apple trees.
At one point, Trevor was down below looking for his GPS, foolishly leaving Ron and me in charge. Well, here comes a gust of wind.
Meanwhile, healing takes a long time, and the first stages look like a mess. The grasses are scruffy, the trees old and some dying. Windthrow
Can we enjoy the process of puzzling things out when we’re not sure, at the end of it, that there’s an answer?
We must increase our capacity for and interest in virtues and their formation, especially in this time of climate crisis, not succumb to a belief
The guiding question for my reading is this: how will our spirituality (and our churches) need to change in order to survive the unprecedented challenges
You may be surprised to learn that I am of royal blood. I’m serious. Through my father’s side, I can now trace an ancestral line
Lately I’ve been feeling a lot of emptiness. Deus absconditus. This darkness is evidently nothing new, seeing as there’s a Latin name for it. Where
And here we were, camping out in the wilderness for the weekend with people fleeing the church of empire and searching for what we might
It’s disturbing to recognize that in the Noah story, God does the same sort of thing that the Babylonian gods do in their flood story.”